Attorney General's Office Workers BRUTALLY SLAIN in Daylight Ambush
Three young people from Ahome, Mexico, were brutally murdered on their way to new jobs with the Attorney General's Office in Nuevo León. Bill Alexis Molina, Misael López, and Alejandra Meza were gunned down near San Blas, Navolato, in a suspected carjacking gone wrong.
In a shocking incident that has left the towns of San Blas and Navolato reeling, three young individuals from the municipality of Ahome, Sinaloa, were brutally gunned down on Saturday morning. The victims, two men and a woman, were identified as Bill Alexis Molina, 28, Misael López, 28, and Alejandra Meza, 29. Hailing from the humble ejido of Dolores Hidalgo, in the Villa Gustavo Díaz Ordaz district, their lives were cut short in what appears to have been a targeted, violent attack along the highway. Friends and family are mourning the loss of these young lives, each one full of potential and dreams, with their untimely deaths sending shockwaves through the local community.
The trio was traveling south in a late-model, white Dodge Hemi RAM pickup truck, bound for Nuevo León, where they were due to work as checkpoint monitors at a Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) outpost in San Roberto. Their journey began in the early hours, their spirits likely high as they made their way towards new job opportunities. For Alejandra Meza, in particular, this trip marked an important turning point. She had left her previous role at the Local Board of Plant Health of the Carrizo Valley only three days prior and was excited to start her new position with the FGR. Little did she know that this job, which symbolized a fresh beginning, would end in a tragic and brutal confrontation.
